检察公益诉讼“硬刚”校园周边手机乱象

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the efforts of the Sui County Procuratorate in Guizhou Province to address the issue of shops near schools providing mobile phone storage and rental services to students, which disrupts educational order and poses risks to minors' health [1][2]. Group 1: Background and Initial Concerns - Two years ago, shops near schools were crowded with students using their phones during breaks, causing management issues for schools [1]. - Teachers reported that these shops were offering phone rental and storage services, leading to students neglecting their studies and health [1][2]. - The lack of clear legal guidelines made it difficult for authorities to impose administrative penalties on these shops [1]. Group 2: Actions Taken by Authorities - The Sui County Procuratorate formed a team to address the issue, collaborating with local market supervision and police departments to find solutions [2]. - They implemented a strategy similar to a previous case in Jiangsu, where shops were issued notices to cease such activities [2]. - In April 2024, over 30 shops were issued notices and asked to sign commitments to stop providing phone storage services to students [2]. Group 3: Legal Measures and Findings - Despite initial measures, some shops continued to offer phone storage services, prompting the Procuratorate to consider civil public interest litigation [3]. - Investigations revealed that shops profited from these services, charging 1 yuan per storage and earning additional income from phone charging and Wi-Fi [3]. - A survey indicated that parents and teachers overwhelmingly opposed the practice of shops storing phones for students [3]. Group 4: Court Proceedings and Outcomes - In May 2025, the Procuratorate filed a civil public interest lawsuit against the shops, which led to a court hearing in September 2025 where the shops agreed to a settlement [4]. - The case prompted a six-month special campaign to address the issue of phone storage near schools, involving multiple departments [4]. - Schools adopted a policy of centralized phone management to ensure students could still communicate with parents while preventing unauthorized phone use during school hours [4]. Group 5: Ongoing Efforts and Future Plans - A follow-up meeting was held in January 2026 with over 40 shop owners to reinforce the commitment to protect minors and ensure a safe environment for their growth [4].